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Brighton & Hove Albion
Loved it when this was announced, felt very very proud to be an Albion fan...many in the WSU gave it a standing ovation.
Well done to everyone!
Well done to everyone!
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Weststander
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The Wolves fans applauded that bit, even before their contingent was announced. Seems to be some rapport between the 2 clubs for some reason. Better than the bog standard vitriol from knuckledraggers.
I didn't realise BHCC had allowed the capacity to be raised above 28,500. I thought we weren't allowed until next season.
I didn't realise BHCC had allowed the capacity to be raised above 28,500. I thought we weren't allowed until next season.
Cypriot-Seagull
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For those of you there did that figure appear correct or was there empty seats (apart from segregation). It just sounds made up to push the figure over 30k. Just wondering like.
Empty seats, but it's tickets sold, not bums on seats.
Pretty number :safeway:
Weststander
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It's the age old discussion ... the Albion have now gone down the route started by Arsenal and now most clubs have followed .... Attendance now means seats sold including no shows.
Cypriot-Seagull
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Ta Trig thought as much
Cypriot-Seagull
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Maybe they should announce (unofficially) the true figures somewhere would be nice to know for us who love stats.
TheFatBallBoy
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bristo
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spot on sherlock
2000 Wolves, the segregation gap between fans minimal, NW corner virtually full incl. upper tier, a few empty seats yes but not too many. That,s what it looked like from the East Upper so the fullest I've seen for sure.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Great and historic day to be at the Amex. (Empty seats not withstanding)
Did you have a hug?footychick
Nicola
You just got me too
Agree. I do find this ticket sold approach misleading. There was an article in the papers a few weeks ago detailing the differences at Old Trafford. Some were out by over 10k.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Today 'felt' full in a way that it hadn't before. All the way around the ground. And the vast majority were still there at the end as well, which was nice.
Krusty
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- Sep 9, 2006
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Why does it matter?
Daddies_Sauce
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- Jun 27, 2008
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The last time I attended a Albion home game with 30,000+ was at the Goldstone,and yes I had a tear too.
I find it misleading. It's not a true reflection of how many watched the match.